Can AI Run Offline? The Power of On-Device Machine Learning

Zach Gardner Artificial Intelligence, Keyhole, Videos Leave a Comment

AI is changing how mobile apps work, and it no longer requires constant internet access. With on-device machine learning, mobile applications can run AI features directly on the device. This approach improves performance, enhances data privacy, and allows apps to function even without a network connection. At Keyhole Software, we help businesses explore the best way to integrate AI into …

Flutter Mobile Application For Fuel Ordering

Modernizing a Legacy Mobile Application for Fuel Order Management With Flutter

Lauren Fournier Bogner Banking & Finance, Flutter, Manufacturing, Industrial & Supply Chain, Mobile, Modernization Leave a Comment

Industry: FinTech, B2B Payment Services Technologies: Flutter, Dart, Ruby on Rails, RESTful APIs, NativeScript, CI/CD Automation, Google Maps SDK, iOS/Android Services: Mobile App Modernization, Cross-Platform Development, Backend API Enhancements, DevOps Integration Overview A leading enterprise in the B2B payment services sector—serving fuel management operations in highly regulated environments—engaged Keyhole Software to modernize a legacy mobile application that had become outdated …

Flutter vs. .NET MAUI: The Best Framework for Mobile in 2025

Zach Gardner Keyhole, Videos Leave a Comment

Choosing the right development framework can directly impact your app’s performance, scalability, and long-term success. In 2025, two major options stand out for cross-platform development: Google’s Flutter and Microsoft’s .NET MAUI. At Keyhole Software, we help clients evaluate these tools based on real-world needs and goals. Both frameworks have strong features, but the best choice depends on your project requirements. …

GraphQL vs. gRPC: Which One is Best for Enterprise APIs?

Zach Gardner All Industries, Keyhole, Videos Leave a Comment

Choosing the right API protocol is an important decision for any enterprise. The wrong choice can lead to performance issues, integration problems, and increased development time. Two of the most commonly used protocols are GraphQL and gRPC. Each has its own strengths and is suited to different types of systems and goals. This guide will walk through the key features, …

Zellij The Impressions of a Casual tmux User

Zellij: The Impressions of a Casual tmux User

Jake Everhart Articles, Development Technologies & Tools, Programming Leave a Comment

Let’s get this out of the way: I love tmux. Gaining the ability to multi-task within the terminal was a monumental productivity boost for me, and if you’ve used it in the past, you probably have similar stories about how it leveled up your workflow. It’s fast, it’s well-supported, and it has a plethora of features you can invoke with just a few keystrokes.

…and personally, I can only remember about a dozen of them.